meta tags

[sugerray50]

I'm using Publisher 2000...have never built a web page before, so type slowly
for me Seriously, I created the web page, but then heard someone talking
about 'meta tags' and other great delights to get my web page noticed....

Thanks!

Tammy

 

[sugerray50]

I forgot to say in my first post HOW DO YOU PUT IN META TAGS with Publisher?

silly me!

 

[David Bartosik - MS MVP]

refer to http://www.davidbartosik.com/pub2k/pub2k_5.htm

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[David Bartosik - MS MVP]

No need to shout, I got the gist of it the first time.

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[David Bartosik MS MVP]

A "description" of your site.
Visit http://www.davidbartosik.com/ - and go to View menu, Source, and look
at description and keywords for an example.
You'll find them in the first top lines.

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[tech27]

Sorry, I just can't get it to work. After I enter the link and preview it,
it doesn't work, then when I look at the link in pub it has all kinds of %20
stuff. Obviously I'm missing something.

Could you please show me the proper hyperlink that I could just copy and
paste for www.libertygrand.com?

I apologize for the trouble.

Thank you so much.

Could you please just type

 

[David Bartosik - MS MVP]

What are you asking about here?
Though as far as your reference to "%20", that is what is seen when embedded
spaces are used in URL's. They don't support spaces and thus should not be
used in file names at all. i.e. use "aboutus.htm" and not "about us.htm".

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[The Flyer]

"How do you type mulitpul meta tags in pub? it is like this... meda , meta2
or is it like meta,meta2

?? Thanks

 

[DavidF]

Flyer,

I was hoping someone else might know for sure, but all it says in Help is to
separate the tags with a comma, so I have mine as meta1, meta2, etc., and it
seems to work fine.

DavidF